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VOL. L, No.

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Uppalrment, Pa

. Monday night the Supremo Court

Ww. A. Johnson

i rahorman until Nig: doa, J

; Tamla, four.sona, ‘Witham, atane,

mftot Port Bdward, |.” Apel rs
ti Me noral arrangement My tho],
RB hvanida of Por uso Punoral |

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die én: in an’ apartment: fite here’ June 5

was told Monday:
‘Mr. ‘and’. Mrs. Willan ‘Bain,
both 39;'and their older daughter
Willa, 4, wete dead’ when firc-
men - arrived. - Susan, 2, died in
hospital..16 hours, Jater, -

“The jury: was told: the clinical ;

tests showed Mr,.-Bain. had a
blood alcohol reading. of .24. and
hisewlfe of 17. -A reading of 15
i generally: accepted : As leval of

“A, fire warden's: report anid. the
fe. was ‘started by. a smoldering
clerret: In: the bed :chestorfield,

A}l\four died from asphyxia: due
todahaintion of earbon: monoxide

atid. smoke, ~ a

i NGoroner Glen ‘MeDonald ruled
Hyqedonths aceldental,

‘B.C. tax ‘law

AWANCOUVER. (= ‘Ablorney-
GBhoral Robert: Bonnor:. said

on

of. Garcia docision: throwing out
wi, Ge AAW. providing, a bax ‘on

 

‘Simpson: man,

tdies aged. 53.

“Along. thine vosidont of, Port
ward and Port Slmpaoi,. Wis

  
   
  
 
     
  
    
   
 
   

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sim ne

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To la aurvived. bye hilq’-wite |

1, Mloyd, and Robort: | ‘and two
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ap Sank eT nae seme Hes HT OS eevee

on roomie tod,

Sdn Arthur Jolinagn died: thig fie
— morning In prinea Pe !

orn. in: Port imbhed /
bro -for some)”. he
‘a before cominu to. Port Wd~).. :

 

   
     
     
    
 

  

“VANCOUVER: (CP): “A Vancouver: coiiple. who died with their two chile
were impaired by alcohol, a ‘coroner's. iy

 

producing” iron mines is- “disap-
pointing .and: frustrating” and
increases ‘the importance of the
July federal-provincial | confer-
ence discussions of the tax- shar-
ing agreements, -

“The decision heightens ‘the
importance of the discussions .on
the Dominion- provincial taxa-
tion agreement,”. Mr. Bonner

‘said, “because all provinces have

difficulty in securing adequate
returns «from Lholr + Own «ree
sources,"

‘Fatal ‘collision

GOLDEN ()—dJames Friend, ¢
of North Vancouver was ithed
Bunday In a three-car collision in
nearby Rogers Pass, At loast bwo
other persons ‘were injured,

Polleo said Frinond, on time-
keeper on the Rogers Pass High-
way project, was returning to a
eumnp inoa car cdriven by David
Lawrenee, of Golden.

~ Bargaining agent

VANCOUVER .() — Businoss
Agent Thomns MeGrath gnid
Monday the broaknway Canadian
lronworkors Union (Ind,). has ‘apr
plied for certifiention:: 18,0 t=

   

 

TOKYO. un—anpiingno soourity |»
jfficinis, “may all .ot troops: of |,
Japan's, new. army 'to back ‘up
politico cae violonce finres
during _ Prostdont Mwonhowor's
VAB Lb ities wf |

  

hie
iA otdnuo# hoard. apokoauman
and. 1. 2,000-InAN vogimont hag
‘poon: pinced on alort and a divi-
Alon, of 15,000 stationed In Tokyo
could bo 'ruahod up if tho ptuin
(lon. warrants,
iy. Tho spokesman, ‘abroasod! that

| ‘poaponally|lity, for. ‘guarding. Dia-

onhowor rosta. with: the 25,000-
mnn police farce to be mobilized,
Lofttat .. domonatrationa against
the VseJapan’, racaurity tronty
and: tho ' Tapanese * ‘ governmont

 

 

 

gaining agent. for onic company.
He would not name the, -com-
pany. _

Moonlighting — 7
VANCOUVER ()—A city school
board sub-committee has spoken
out ‘against “moonlighting”. by
teachers and other
ployees. The committee recom-

on record as opposing the prac-

jobs during the school year oute
side, their regular duties. |

Unfair. sentence
- VANCOUVER:

Ing sentence for his 85th convic-
tion,

ed to go to Victoria.
“I can't do that,” « cand +
magistrate as che:

wouldn't be faly lo Victoria,” .

hour,,, before

Siti rday. et,
Loot Phe Qe youureald waltor wits "=.
: vived' by an inhalitor crew md]
‘1 trkon: to hospital fora checkup,
- “Doctors: sold he was sufforing
from nervous exhaustion, brought
“a only- by the wedding proparation,
—oeTho coramany: ‘onbort without
: a hiteh,

 

~ Labor ‘consultant
’ VANCOUVER ”

: night's City Council meeting af-
4. {ter Mayor-P.J.. ‘Lester. read. are-:
“1 port of the. railway’ company’s. “in=
-4tentions and’ Mr...Murray: voiced:
his ‘support of the. city's stand. -

clearing. work in eonnection
| miles: of such’ ‘a: ‘proposed: railway’

‘+ froma: ‘point: : -on’ the).
Grea Eastern. Railway ‘south of

“ sitting’ ‘as a’committee’ of..the

board cme]
mends that the school board go

tice of thelr employees taking on

OM — John VJ,
O'Conner, 60, told Magistrate Os-
ear-Orr that he was: just: out of
the B.C. Ponitentiiry after serv-

He pleaded wullly to theft
from wv storo,: but sald he wal

the
“sentenced
O'Connor to three months. “That

his wedding Nore

ee Norman

Published at ‘Canada’s s , Most Strategic Pacific Port — And Key to the Great Northwest

~ PRINCE RUPERT, BC, TUESDAY, JUNE 14, 1960

OA City of Prince Ru

“The decision: was made-at last’

The . Wenner: Gren “financed
_ seeking. permission:
> carry: out}:
ewith:
the: sconstruction : ofthe - ‘first : 100

 

 

-Pacific;

 

Summit:.Lake to a point‘on the
British’ ‘Columbia-Yukon~ “border

| between. Lake Laidhaw: and. Lake i
Atlin.’ mre :

SAS report of. the | ‘City ° ‘Council

whole,. stated - that: couneil : was
not. satisfied . with, the proposed

Port Edward.

police court
busy es

Port Edward police. court was a
ac Saturday | as

 

 

 
   

jae delegation supported by
MLA William: H. Murray
‘route of the Pacifie: ‘Northern Railway at a’ Public
Utilities Commission heari

   
  
 

  

  
 
   
  

oa the report: concluded.
“ol Mayor |. Lester: ‘appointed ° City

seven |

vill protest the. ‘proposed

ng in Vancouver J une 21.

 

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‘pute as “it would. have ‘the ef-
fect of holding back, development
‘ot the north.”

i The report, read by Mayor. -Les-
pr, said that-“from studying the.
nformation.- available, it appears |
that» ‘this. proposed ‘railway will

arallel the existing north line

‘of ‘the: Canadian National ‘Rail- .

     
 

 

‘Of Hazelton:

“2 “This - “would cost
extra to terminate. ‘Summit:
‘Lake as against joining the CNR.
at Hazelton.” ..

“The report. said’ that ‘puch a}
ute, as proposed by the Pacific
Northern Railway. ‘‘would : cause
tthe. complete - by-passing: of
"Prince: ‘Rupert as the natural port |.

  
   
  

d the Yukon. .

‘to be shipped‘ by sea, will” ‘have
travel. an extra 700 miles. by
‘Tail to be sent from. Vancouver,’

ministrator R. W: Long, ‘Mag-.

  

areca at the PUC hearing
Vancouver. oA 21. :

 

| guilty to charges of speeding andi
were each. fined $50 or. in default. e

of payment. each- sentenced ” to

‘seven days in jail,”
Also in ‘court was: Clayton Den-
“! nis. Anderson, 20, of. no. fixed ad-
dress, . who pleaded © guilty. to |.
charges of being.a minor in ‘pos-
J session of liquor and driving con-.
trary to restrictions on. his driv-
er’s Heence. He was fined $25
and costs on both counts,

Allan Brett, 20, of no fixed. cad-
dress, pleaded guilty to a charge’
of being a minor in possession
and was fined $25: and costs or
seven days.
Lucien James Lever of Terrace
who pleaded not guilty to a
charge of driving while his li-.
cence was under suspension, was
found guilty and fined $25 and
costs or 10 days.
Marvin. Duane Baker of Prince
George, pleaded guilty to a
charge. of consuming. Nquor in a
public place and -was fined $50
and costs or 30 days. .
Making false statements on an
accident report netted. Mervin
Vender Diesing of Terrace a fine
of $25, He pleaded guilty to the
charge, — |

Monday, Peter George Doell,
19, of 140, Ninth Avenue East,
pleaded not guilty to a charge of
boing a minor in possession of
Hquor, bul he was found guilty
and fined $25 and costs or soven
days,

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Wedding “fears dn
VANCOUVER > = umes |
O'Nolll collapsed Unconeclous wn river

fined. sii0

“Abol Shanua- of: Port Wdward

uty: ‘Magiatrate : Re Ay Melonn tn
pollea: court. ‘this. morning after
pleading: : guilty’ yostorday to]:
chargos, of ‘Impalrod- driving and]:
operating iv motor. vehicle with |:
out nv driver's Heonce,

Shanups wad fined $100 or in
dofnult of .paymont sontonced to

was finod total of $110 by Dope |:

sot up a business hore as a Inbor

Inot-in a poaltion to mako a state-

‘aie -oxpocted.. who: Mhanhowor,

‘Cunningham, formor, port. agent
hero for tho. Indopondont’ Bone
farora’ International Union, has

rolntions consultant and group of
five Vancouvor, shipping com-
panies is expected to retain his
aorvidos, It, war lonrned Monday.

oMr. Cunningham: sald he was

mont Monday. bit.’ a spokesman
for ono of tho. gompanios anid he
will not nasa consiiant;” :
Tho ‘five,. comp nos. involved
are Northland: tigation Co,
Ltd, Stralta Tov! Ne Ltd,,.-Van-
couvor... Barge | Transportation
Ltid., Biackball-Torries Ltd, and

 

 

Arriva Bunday,

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+ . vor tbo fey,
Peay eg Pda eg debbie Bs

Ca :
bowphoe Mb g

Gulf of Goorgla: Towing Co. Ltd.

 

14 days In Jail on tho first charge

and fined $10 or in dofaull soven |

days on ‘the socond charge,

Shanus was arrested following | :

rsh) necident, Juno 11) whon hls car
struck. the roar end

Btroot. : a

 

‘Prince Rupert “has
now. gone 5617 days

necidont,

 

 

 

of a ont
owned by Abel Matthows of
Prince Ruport at tho intersoction
of Second Avenue Wort and Tirat

without a fatal traffic] .

1

everyone | in the province ‘was: -int
agreement: ‘that a railway: would
open up the vast’ resources ‘of the
north, at the same‘time. Ma route
‘should be chosen that-is econom-
ical in construction for: ‘freight
rates will depend largely on. the
capital costs.
~ “This point: was made : very
clear. in the submission by the
government to the Royal Com-
mission on Transportation m
February of this year,” ” Mr. Mur-
ray eaid.

‘He said the submission stated
in part that:
"It, is the fundamental. con-
cern of this submission that the
economic health of the province
be not weakened’ by reason. of
high or unreasonable | freight
rates .. and “the highly com-
petitive situation of foreign mar-
kets for the products that B.C.

4

Ri etethe Hen pret PR

| a PROvINCLAL, LIBRARY.
VICTORIA, B. C. Te

“Night Calls—Business 6768,. Editorial 6769

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"PRICE. TEN:.CENTS

 

£0 000, 000. ot
: iast night’s City Council: meetin
-of “Alderman :T. Norton Youngs’
B.C “Municipal. “Association. “Ald. :

  

Ways: to/a point some miles north: EI

Harry. POger of Prince: George.

  

“a 0. ‘annou: :
president, “of North. “central

 

  

 

 

or. northern British . Columbia *

‘Consequenty, Taw. “materials, :

Jigtrate E. T. . Applewhaite and NS
. Himself | asa. delegation to: op-
pose the granting of the PNR’s

 

 

has to offer maxes {t essential
that the. prices be comparable i
with world prices.” —

Mr, Murray said that “obvious-
ly, the railway In question should
follow a route terminating al,
Hazelton, thus. utilizing the al-
ready, existing CNR line to the
cast or west and the CNR or PAE
for goods dostined for the south,”

“Tn-addition to sending its own
delogation to support its protest,
City Council voted to commun-
icate with other northern: com-
munities which would bo offect-
ed to-‘ask thom.to support Prince

 

Ruport's - protost au the, pue
none

GENEVA (1 -— Tho, Weateorn

‘tbody that Anoy. will. never

| without uv control 'syatom pr
“bocurity,

 

“ounnot: ho ‘modified, " ye

“tourlat bont overturned in: the

Yoports.

ae

what was frat bolloved* to ba

‘Wiipnos: ronred a tumultuous:
ve eam
Or,

 

Docom

\ Ovechoslovak hordor. Monday, tho! nowslmor

’ SINGAPORY ww we A British ‘Navy’: ‘upokeamaty. ‘anid ‘that,
tho shipwreck of a Canndian
“gargo vossol on-n sandbank north. of: Borieo: ‘Wyns: burned: out.
10 bo only nu difficulty'in'a Tipinoe firnva salvage operation:
which haw boon: Bong on for month ages! *

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project “said. parking’
‘ities, 80-fe by 200- feet, -have
been . completed while: almost
one- -halt ‘ota. -300- foot: road fo
the site. is: finished, .
He: ‘predicted ~ the “Gomplétion
date as ‘approximately. June 25.
Mr. Bacon said that: the: camp
location will be.on a. knoll, about

 

300 fect from, Highway 16. The}.
camp area will be approximately | ’

200 feet-square. and’ .that 15).
benches and two fireplaces will
be. installed, . Toilet. facilities
have already | been: completed.

Mr, Bacon said that while the
site Is a’ far” cry from the’ pro-
posed, 40-bench, shelter’ and
wading pool, camp program, iL
is ab Jeast.a start.”

He sald. tho. site would be a
boon for city families: who want-
‘ed to have. “pleriles and provided

City awards
hose purchase

Clty. Council pu meht approv-
ed a purchasing committee ree-
ommondation that the tender of
Dunlop Canada Ltd.» for. two
varighion of of fire ‘hoso, be accopt~
0

Tho ‘bid of. $1, 814,61 for 3,000
foot of 2%-Inch hoxo, and 600 feet
of 1%-Inch hore, ° wis tho lowest
of flv rocelvod,. fe

 

~ World News Briefs

powers agiin told the Russians”

accept a disarmament agreement — |:
ovidlitg ‘guarantoos for thelr

be val yy hoo !

eo Jules’. Moch, Fronch: dinarmumont: oxport aponking On .
“Wonalt of ‘all five Western dolegationa: at’ the: 1-powor cone
-foronce, sald. tho Woatorn, position on: this: ‘point: “Ws constant
Sand) firm, and ‘the Soviat, dologaiion | Must ‘tonllze brit tt

a +.

PARIS. ‘(Roniora).. -— Prosidont ‘de ‘Gaulto “will: ronew : ‘ta
—dnvitation to, Algerian Insurgents to discuad: a ‘danso-firo whon
Ne. makos a tolovisod pn tonight, Informed Rowton ‘and.
‘s WARSAW: (Routers) — Twontysone porsons, | including 18
« toonngors : and tholr school. tenchar,’ Wore drowned :-whon oa

Dunnjoot, Rivor-on, tho Pollsh-

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ogy he

   

woladme. ‘for: Proaident Dlson~
vosontion, Ne bot, in, Analg,

 
  

  

" “| fish. do: not /grow: very:

‘practice; theircangling — tactics:

‘Byole Waewawy -

 

 

   
 

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“However,
»big, .chil-:
dren’ would be: ‘allowed. to. catch |1
fish .up,'to six inches’in ‘order to

 

 

 

~“In the future. we. hope: to, have:

‘water piped from ‘the Miller. Bay.

pipeline: to. the: ‘Rod: and..Gun’
clubhouse for, member and. Public |t
use,’ he. said. : Beg

Six. ak
land total of |
377,000 lbs:

Six vessels: landed a: ‘total of
377,000 pounds of - halibut in
Prince Rupert today. -
-Three vessels “sold..: “191, 000:
pounds on the. exchange ‘while
the romaining: three delivered
thelr total 186,000: pound catch
to, the Prince, Rupert Fishormen’s
Co-operative Association's Far
view plant. oe
Boats selling on the exchange]
were: |
Silver. Viking — "58, 000: —~ 40 000).
medium at:14.cents; VIB, 000, Jago |
at 16 to Nalson Brothers. wee
Dollina ”I1—-60,000-—-38,000 . “me-
dium at 14; 2,000: ehix ‘ab 10; 20,
000 tnrge | at: 15, 2. to Babcock Fish: |)
sVaries, en ly
Wosteny’ Bpleit=76, 000--55,000
amodium at’14;1,000 chix at, 10},
20,000 large nt’ 16,8. too British
Columbia, Packers,"
Co-op boats were; oe
Parma with 62,000. pounds, Vice
tor F with 92,000 pounds: and Hive
Princes with’ 82,000 a

 

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- poster’ contest

\ Three Booth: Momorlal. ‘Juntor |
High ‘achool. students have won
fon prizes: in. tho Junior Division
of the 1060 North, Interlor Region

International: ‘Foroat: Tire . Pro

Dunford, . rinalpal,: sald today. .
‘David Wby,. Trucy Rochon. and

ical caret
“national

while. tne ;

 

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be rated, complete with.
Jorane roady for tis, $25, 000.Ralls

 

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|WEATHER..

vention postor contest, FP. Al.

Karen McBride. took '{lvat, eoo- |,

  
  

   
 
 
 
 

“Funeral: se
| Wednesday a
| Church Cat

 
  
 

| Anglican Chure ‘Moritreal
Prime . Minister |
said. in: a: statement: ‘that: Mr.
Claxton’ earned. the . respect, of
| Commons: :,,; members "whatever
.| their political views. : Tee

ton ‘was. a ‘decorated: veteran, of.
| the First World ' War, alawyer
of distinction and a parliamen-.
tarlan of. note, ‘but: his outstand-
‘ing. contribution in my: ‘opinion
WAS. AS. chairman. of ‘the Canada,
Councell... This: ..was .‘a.work=to |
which : he devoted Aimself* ith:
Conalngly.. and. “Unsparingly. 4

 

sweaty +

$25, 000 tag
on Alberni:

“The. “Canadian.” Government
ship: Alberni 1s. up: for sale for
$25,000, it. was. learned. hero’ yes
torday,: ey rn)

~The: formor Prince. Ruport-
based Dopartment. of. Transport
buoy and light tender was adver-
tised for sale: in’ the. Beattlo
Tmos as follows: ...:
 “Wanadian buoy, tondor: Albor:

‘17-ton

water ‘Torminil Company,” i.
‘Tho Aber! ee hore In Fobru-

may “and Vim:

   

‘sontlored. shows
conalonal: sunn
. omorrow, Little:
| “ohango: sin. temperature,
* winda southenat. 16, today,
ao woaterly. 13° tomorrow: LOW
oul dq aie Ww

- ‘Cloudy wits
‘ors and.

MY ering '

ond and third prizes. YoORpetivCly | ews pm

and will recoive.: engravod.

los, Cheques. will:

r ii ayn os

‘David by. nluo ‘pinasd aocord.

 

; Ana9. ‘of Beitlah

Inthe samo ovont, for. ho prove
‘Colunibia, 4

 

tYOe |.
DO, depoalted

kK noc unte nt a lator. .
“MANILA (ih — A joyous outpouring of: mord. ‘than. 1,000,000 ae a thelr ban 0

 

Dlolenbaker :

“The, honorable: ‘Brooke: Clax-

157-foot steel hull, atoum on-

eae ary ws

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